TGCSA 4-Star Guest House Situated en route to Swaziland and the South African Lowveld, Izimbali Lodge and Restaurant is a world class accomodation venue and offers unique and stylishly decorated accommodation. Being a part of the ‘mystery route’ through Ermelo, Mpumalanga, we epitomise a truly historic and mysterious past. With a maximum capacity of 50 guests, Izimbali features 35 fully serviced, spacious

TGCSA 5-Star Hotel Royal Malewane is a luxury safari lodge in South Africa’s Greater Kruger National Park that exudes the romance and beauty of a bygone age while offering every modern comfort and convenience. The classic safari experience is unsurpassed with unrivaled game viewing and the most qualified guiding team in Africa. Your exclusive adventure will provide detailed insights into

TGCSA 3-Star Guest House Guest House consisting of separate cottages with their own entrances into the garden or pool area. Self Catering and semi-self catering units. Breakfast is available on request as well as lunch packs and dinners.

TGCSA 3-Star Lodge A family owned and managed country lodge off the beaten track that is run with passion and dedication to service excellence. We offer comfortable and affordable accommodation with delicious meals, a 4×4 track as well as hiking trails on the property. The lodge is located in the heart of the Lowveld in Mpumalanga, your gate way to

TGCSA 4-Star Guest House Situated en route to Swaziland and the South African Lowveld, Izimbali Lodge and Restaurant is a world class accomodation venue and offers unique and stylishly decorated accommodation. Being a part of the ‘mystery route’ through Ermelo, Mpumalanga, we epitomise a truly historic and mysterious past. With a maximum capacity of 50 guests, Izimbali features 35 fully serviced, spacious

Pilgrim’s Rest offers visitors some out-of-the-ordinary experiences. Try your hand at panning for gold in the river and experience what the old diggers referred to as “gold fever”. Contact Jon (083 522 6441), Dave (073 305 0427), Tommy (078 167 1299), Sherry or Sharon (082 522 958). Inevitably, in a place with so much history attached to it, the paranormal

Gold diggers of the 1870s retrieved the alluvial gold from stream beds by means of panning and sluice boxes. This tradition lives on at Pilgrim’s Rest in the form of demonstrations to the public and the annual National Gold Panning Championships. Gold panners compete for three days, displaying a diversity of gold panning skills and techniques. The competition involves panning